What is you favorite type of pricing for an Indie Bundle

Have you ever heard of Humble Skyrim Bundle ?

◕ ‿ ◕ Indiegala so far.

Humble Bundle. (Yes, i pay more than 1 $.)

Humble Bundle after introducing 1$ barrier.
And I don't understand why Indie Royale and many others still call themselves "Pay what you want". It's not pay what you want if the minimum is not 0.01$.

First Be Mine. $1 or more, no "over a certain sum" specials, fixed percent to charity, more content added at well defined goal points. (Well, Be Mine kind of failed there as they were pretty fluid, but in concept.)

I wouldn't mind pricing, if I was actually able to buy them >_>

Pay what you want like Hib with an ABT price for extra's.

I think its best like Indie Gala 1:

• early purchasers (first 2 days) get all games for "pay what you want", but min. 1$ instead of 0.01$
• after 2 days the price rise

Be Mine 1 is also ok:

• pay what you want from begining + you get bonuses without paying more

Pay more than average = fail because people keep bumping it up, for example HIB Android 2 had an average of 7$ and no way i'd pay so much just for the bonus game (i already have other games). HIB became like Nike, Apple and similar...you just pay for the name. I also wish all money goes just to developers and organisators because we all know most of charity cash never reach the right people.

Indie Gala, where us early buyers got bonuses, like at happy hour, I could buy one bundle and get four.

Should be a $500 indie bundle that has ALL of Steam's indie games in it.
I couldn't afford that, but I'd like that.

on-topic... HIB.

[edit] I do wish they'd bring back the source code bonuses though... :| I really miss that! [/edit]

I like pay what you want with $1 min and no beat the average thing

Selfishly, I'd say Humble Bundle's way. It's literally pay what you want.
Edit: of course, this is before the pay-more-than-average system. PMTA is fine but you better have none of the games and hope you can be the first buyer.

But, well, it's also a lottery. Most of the time customers pay, on average, 5$ (with Linux users paying about 7 for some reason (I'm guessing because there aren't many games on Linux and because if you use Linux you must already know the pain of developing a game))...
But you never know. One day everyone might just pay 1 dollar and HiB is going under. Or everyone starts giving the money to charity and developers and HiB can't run the servers anymore.

I do have to point out that from experience HiB makes the most profit, so I guess they're doing something right. Then again IndieRoyale and the rest are probably not as "famous" and people only go for HiB because it's the only one they know.

Finally, if you managed to bear with me all the way, I'd love to see a co-op only bundle. Filled with games that are only/mostly to be played with a few friends. We need more co-op nowadays.

I usually pay $10, I've paid $5 for a couple Indie Royales

1$ minimum with incentives to pay more. something like indie gala did.

Humble Bundle! I like the option to be cheap, but I pay about $5. It makes feel good. :D

pay what you want but you must pass certain point to get stuff like steam keys sounds ok to me

I like Humble Bundle's system overall because it stays true to the "pay what you want" model even after the introduction of a $1 minimum for Steam keys (which was an awesome policy). I also like Indie Royale's system of hammering down the minimum/average price when people pay significantly over the average. It sounds complex and interesting. Unlocked extra content (Indie Royale and Be Mine bundles) is also nice. Indie Gala 2's three-tiered system was okay too.

I actually like IndieRoyale's best, but only because I don't like to see bundles getting abused by traders and dupe accounts for the holiday event (even at $1 it would probably be worth it to get keys).

I also like FaceKick's, bigger bundle for a higher price. Sometimes a bundle with 4 games is hit or miss, make it 8 games for $8..and it's harder to resist. In the end whatever supports the devs the most gets my vote (probably IR?)

Humble bundle's price system is great.

I love getting more games if I beat the average and it not being a tier-based price system.

Pre-Voxatron Humble Bundle/Indie Gala 1. Pay whatever you want for the first few days for everything, then adding in BTA bonuses.

HIB's system. "Pay what you want" with a $1 minimum is great. I don't pay $1 though, but it makes me feel better paying more than minimum

I like HIB with the $1 minimum to prevent people from abusing for Steam.